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An ordinance passed last year states that the city must lease or purchase low greenhouse gas emitting vehicles in 2023 and exclusively purchase EVs or other no-emission passenger vehicles by 2025.
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Marquette City Commission in Michigan approved adding two EVs, an electric lawnmower, and two EV chargers to its fleet. The MI Next Cities Smart Grant will help pay for the new purchases.
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The Florida SB 284 bill, sponsored by Sen. Jason Brodeur, was approved that adjusts the requirements for purchasing public-owned vehicles at state agencies, universities, colleges, and local governments.
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Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has announced the fiscal year 2024 budget. Millions will be allocated to EV infrastructure, the Michigan Clean Fleet Initiative, and transitioning the state’s fleet to EVs.
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See which law enforcement agencies are the latest to add cleaner vehicles to their fleets.
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The all-electric zero emission trucks were funded in part by the Monterey Bay Air Resources District Clean Air Management Program and the Hybrid and Zero-Emission Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project program.
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The new and improved models lift more and are designed to last longer and be easier to use.
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The vehicles will be operated via a pool system to be used for other divisions of the Cleveland Heights City Planning Department as well.
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The city will install 315 new EV chargers in addition to adding vehicles that include electric transit vans, pick-up trucks, electric refuse trucks, and hybrid plug-in street sweepers.
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The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is moving fast with government grants to support a stronger charging infrastructure and inventory.
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